I remembered. The word "bro". I feel like putting a finger in my throat when I hear guys say 'bro' to each other every few minutes. I don't ever use the word myself unless I'm being funny or something. But the word is not part of my speech. Got that, BROS? OK.

LeopardLetang wrote:when people post youtubes of songs that relate to something someone else posted. it seems like everyone does it but it just seems worthless to me 95% of the time. sorry.

haha, that's gold.

Speaking of this Keisha person, that song is so incredibly terrible it's blinding my judgement on whether she's good looking or not? What's the consensus. Also voicemail on a personal cell phone, I hate it. maybe 1% of the time it's necessary, but that's it. just send a text, I hate having to go through all that nonsense just to get give me a call back

Sarcastic wrote:I remembered. The word "bro". I feel like putting a finger in my throat when I hear guys say 'bro' to each other every few minutes. I don't ever use the word myself unless I'm being funny or something. But the word is not part of my speech. Got that, BROS? OK.

Sarcastic wrote:I remembered. The word "bro". I feel like putting a finger in my throat when I hear guys say 'bro' to each other every few minutes. I don't ever use the word myself unless I'm being funny or something. But the word is not part of my speech. Got that, BROS? OK.

Where are you with derivatives such as Brah, Broseph, Brodog, Bruddah?

Eismann wrote:Where are you with derivatives such as Brah, Broseph, Brodog, Bruddah?

Same. OK to use sporadically or for funny purposes... or else you risk sounding like a member for the Jersey Shore cast, which is where the whole problem is for me personally. Ever hear a conversation with two guys like that where at the end of each sentence they add the word "bro"? So it goes back and forth, bro, bro, bro, bro. Sounds idiotic.

Eismann wrote:Where are you with derivatives such as Brah, Broseph, Brodog, Bruddah?

Same. OK to use sporadically or for funny purposes... or else you risk sounding like a member for the Jersey Shore cast, which is where the whole problem is for me personally. Ever hear a conversation with two guys like that where at the end of each sentence they add the word "bro"? So it goes back and forth, bro, bro, bro, bro. Sounds idiotic.

Sunglass related corrolary: bros who wear their sunglasses either backwards on the back of their heads ala Guy Fieri, or elsewhere on their head all day when not outside. Guy in a training class I was in had them hanging off his face over his neck all day.

Hanging them on a lanyard or I guess up on top of your head I guess is OK.

I don't wear sunglasses and have no idea why this bothers me. So I guess maybe this is the only post I have made in this entire thread that is truly on topic.

I surprisingly don't have any issue with the white frames. It's not something I'd wear, but it's not a pet peeve.

My pet peeve with sunglasses is that there are about 150 different styles out right now and there's not a single one that I like. I have a pair that I run with and they ended up taking a fall off of my head last weekend. They're not broke, but they have a huge scuff on the right lens.

Seriously, I love passing the same dirt bag 7 times because he doesn't know how to drive at a consistent speed. Are some people afraid to use it? I just don't understand.

I can totally relate to this. I love when I have cruise around 69 and some guy passes me, pulls in front of me, and then slows down to 65, forcing me to pass him, only to have him do it again, and again, and again.

Seriously, I love passing the same dirt bag 7 times because he doesn't know how to drive at a consistent speed. Are some people afraid to use it? I just don't understand.

I can totally relate to this. I love when I have cruise around 69 and some guy passes me, pulls in front of me, and then slows down to 65, forcing me to pass him, only to have him do it again, and again, and again.

The only thing that bothers me in colors is men wearing pink. I once saw a guy wearing a hot pink dress shirt that he let out of his pants.. I guess he was coming from work, and all I could think of was 'V', as in female genitalia. That's all I see now when I see a guy in pink.